Nolet Dry Gin Silver Set inkl Glas 0,7L 47,6%

Nolet's Dry Gin Silver 0.7L 47.6% The history of Nolet's Dry Gin Silver The history of the Nolet family, which produces Nolet's Dry Gin Silver, goes back to 1691. That was when the Nolet distillery was founded, making it the oldest distillery in the Netherlands. For a long time, Genever, the national spirit of the Nollanders, was produced. Business was always good, but Genever consumption has fallen drastically in recent decades. The reason is that consumers are dying out, as young people prefer to enjoy spirits that reflect a certain lifestyle. The company is now in its tenth generation and managing director Carolus HJ Nolet had to rethink things. He then introduced Ketel 1 Vodka, which is now one of the best known vodkas on the market. After the great success of the vodka, the owners wanted to return to the company's roots and recently brought Nolet's Dry Gin Silver onto the market, which has its origins in classic genever. The production of Nolet's Dry Gin Silver Nolet's Dry Gin Silver is a London-style gin that is distilled in pot stills. This makes Nolet's Dry Gin Silver unique in the Netherlands. The botanicals used to make Nolet's Dry Gin Silver are also extremely untypical for a gin. In addition to the classic flavors such as juniper, licorice and citrus fruits, Turkish rose petals, white peach and raspberries are also used. With this new type of aroma, Nolet's Dry Gin Silver is clearly aimed at a new generation of drinkers who are looking for new tastes in classic spirits. The taste of Nolet's Dry Gin Silver The atypical botanicals naturally give Nolet's Dry Gin Silver a very special taste. On the nose, Nolet's Dry Gin Silver has a very floral smell and you can clearly detect fruity notes of raspberries and peaches. On the palate, Nolet's Dry Gin Silver initially seems quite strong due to its 47.6% vol., but then becomes very smooth and shows the aromas already known from the bouquet. The aftertaste is gentle and slightly sweet. Due to its overall lighter character, Nolet's Dry Gin Silver is ideal for classics such as the Martini Dry Cocktail. Its great fruit aromas come into their own particularly well in a Gin & Tonic! Anyone looking for a new kind of gin should definitely try Nolet's Dry Gin Silver!

Nolets Dry Gin The Reserve 0.7L 52.3% Nolet - A family story Even if the Nolet family, which produces Nolets Dry Gin The Reserve, may not be known to some connoisseurs, they are one of the most important producers of spirits in the Netherlands. The history goes back to 1691, when the Nolet distillery was founded by the entrepreneur Jan Lucasse Nolet. Nolet is therefore the oldest distillery still in existence in the Netherlands! Jan Lucasse passed the company on to his son Jacobus, who, with a lot of hard work and ambition, managed to successfully establish the distillery on the market. The distillery is now run by the 10th generation of the Nolet family. To be more precise, it is Carolus H.J. Nolet who is now the managing director. But in this position he was faced with the great challenge that in recent decades the demand for the distillery's core product - genever - had declined sharply. Many young consumers see this as an "old man's drink" and prefer to consume other spirits. It was no longer possible to rely on just one product and so Carolus H.J. Nolet successfully launched Ketel One Vodka on the market in 1983. Today, Ketel One Vodka is one of the most successful vodka brands in the world and the associated success enabled the managing director to pursue his own dream - producing his own gin! Nolet's Dry Gin The Reserve Nolet's "The Reserve" gin is no ordinary gin - several years have passed just to optimize the recipe. The special thing about "The Reserve" gin, which is produced in Schiedam, is that each botanical used is individually macerated and then distilled in a small copper still. The recipe clearly focuses on two botanicals - saffron and verbena. After the individual botanicals have been distilled, they are married and subjected to further maturation. This ensures that the individual aromas harmonize and an exceptional gin is created. Before bottling at a strong 52.3% vol., Carolus H.J. Nolet examines each individual bottle to ensure that only the best possible quality is bottled. The taste of Nolets Dry Gin The Reserve is unique, just like the product itself. The wonderfully distinctive saffron aroma is already evident on the nose, which can also be easily perceived on the palate in combination with a variety of floral and spicy impressions. Aftertaste? With a gin? Here, yes, because The Reserve manages to preserve the aromas on the palate for a few minutes even after the last sip. A great gin for great moments!

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Gin Gold 999.9, 0.7 liter 40% set including glass The history of the Paul Devoille distillery You can't tell at first glance that Gin Gold 999.9 is produced in a small, very artisanal distillery in France. To be more precise, it is the Paul Devoille distillery, which is located in the town of Fougerolles near the border with Switzerland and Germany. Although Fougerolles has just 4,000 inhabitants, the town is well known to many spirits lovers. This is due to the high quality of the absinthes and fruit brandies that have been produced there by various distilleries for centuries. One of these distilleries is the Paul Devoille distillery, which was founded in 1859 by the entrepreneur and master distiller of the same name. The distillery is still family-owned today and the recipes used for the various absinthes mostly come from the founder's recipe books. These are on display, along with many other historical objects, in the MUSEE DES EAUX DE VIE in Lapoutroie (Alsace), which is also run by the family. In addition to classic spirits such as fruit brandy and absinthe, the Paul Devoille distillery has always been known for its innovative new creations. For example, they also produce fruits preserved in alcohol, spirits in cigar tubes and, most recently, gin. The Gin Gold 999.9 The story behind the Gin Gold 999.9 is pretty spectacular. At the end of the 20th century, excavations took place in Alsace, during which a still made of gold was discovered. Since the archaeologists saw no historical value in it, they sold the special still to a local distiller, who spent the next few years developing a "perfect" gin with the help of the golden still. He chose mandarins, vanilla and almonds as ingredients, among others. This resulted in a special gin that was significantly different from previously known products. Gin Gold 999.9 was born! The gin is now produced at the Paul Devoille distillery according to this recipe. The taste of Gin Gold 999.9 Such an unusual gin naturally arouses curiosity and invites you to try it. In addition to juniper, the nose reveals fine aromas of mandarin, ginger, violet and vanilla. On the palate, Gin 999.9 impresses with the taste of freshly cut flowers, almond and angelica root. Gin Gold 999.9 is best served as a long drink without the addition of lemon zest - this would mask the delicate taste of the mandarin.